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Eurozone Quarterly
Eurozone Quarterly: The gradual, but not great, re-opening
As ever, the EU is muddling through. The post-pandemic recovery response has been robust, but we think there will be more. The gradual re-opening of the economy provides hope, but with social distancing norms here to stay and inflation still not going anywhere, a subdued recovery is all we expect. And we seem to be inching closer to the common bond dream too
Executive summary
In this edition of ING's Eurozone Quarterly, we take a look at what's really going on economically and politically in the bloc's major countries.
- Eurozone: Bottoming Out
- Germany: Austerity champion turns into a big spender
- France: Looking for a second chance
- Italy: Still in emergency mode
- The Netherlands: Cherishing the restrained shock
- Spain: A terrible shock and a weak recovery
- Greece: Less affected by the virus, but vulnerable to dependence on tourism
- Belgium: Multiple challenges
- Austria: Crucial summer for recovery
- Portugal: Swift response, but a sharp shock anyway
- Ireland: Defying gravity?
- Finland: milder than the rest
- Eurozone: Debt monetisation by stealth
- EU Summit: A bit united in still a lot of diversity
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